Naxos to Mykonos ferry
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Naxos to Mykonos ferry
We are planning a trip to Greece in Mid-Sept.
Athens 3 nights
Naxos 3 nights
Santorini 3 nights
Chania 5 nights.
We wanted to do a day-trip from Naxos to Mykonos, but i can't find the ferry to fit the schedule. Someone in the post mentioned "Naxos Star". How do I book this?
Thanks!
Athens 3 nights
Naxos 3 nights
Santorini 3 nights
Chania 5 nights.
We wanted to do a day-trip from Naxos to Mykonos, but i can't find the ferry to fit the schedule. Someone in the post mentioned "Naxos Star". How do I book this?
Thanks!
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Hi
Have you looked at www.gtp.gr. Ferry is about 1hr 25 minutes. When you get to Naxos buy your ticket to Mykonos. Hire a car in Mykonos to do your sightseeing. Hope this helps. We will be in Paros. Can't wait - September is lovely in the Cyclades.
Buon voyage
Have you looked at www.gtp.gr. Ferry is about 1hr 25 minutes. When you get to Naxos buy your ticket to Mykonos. Hire a car in Mykonos to do your sightseeing. Hope this helps. We will be in Paros. Can't wait - September is lovely in the Cyclades.
Buon voyage
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That can't be right, surely. I'm sure people do the day trip to Delos via Mykonos from Naxos. Don't worry too much about it - I feel certain you'll get a ticket when you get there. Otherwise it's another day on Naxos - oh well someones's gotta do it
Good luck
That can't be right, surely. I'm sure people do the day trip to Delos via Mykonos from Naxos. Don't worry too much about it - I feel certain you'll get a ticket when you get there. Otherwise it's another day on Naxos - oh well someones's gotta do it
Good luck
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I have been trying to figure out how long the ferry ride is from Mykonos to Santorini...any idea? We are going in late September and have heard the ferry is 7 hours, it that's the case we might pay to fly. I checked that ferry website and it looks like the only boat doing that route is a highspeed cat.
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Robinwarz - I id that ferry ride, albeit 11 yrs. ago and till this day I DREAD IT! Mykonos to Santorini was 8 hours long and included 3 or 4 stops. The bathrooms were horrific (and I'm being nice!), food was horrible, the boat was packed to the nines with every kind of vagabond you can think of. The ony two pluses to the whole trip (and wasted day) was the fact that the seas cooperated and it was a smooth ride, and second, the scenery was magnificent! However, I will NEVER EVER EVER DO IT AGAIN! I was so glad I had the forsight to arrange for us to fly back to Athens from Santorini - in 45 minutes a breeze! Besides, no one has been brave enough to tell you the Greek way of doing things yet on these posts. If they say a boat is leaving at 11, rest assured that boat isn't going anywhere before Noon! But beware, sometimes they just leave when they feel like it, or not at all!
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We took the ferry from Mykonos to Santorini last year and it was only about 3 hours. It does make 2 or 3 stops on the way, but they were very quick stops. We opted for business class, which last year was only a few Euros more. I just checked the ferry's website and now business class is 14 Euros more. In business class, you are upstairs with seats similar to business class on a plane and have your own overhead space for your luggage as opposed to the large luggage bins downstairs where everyone had their luggage piled up. There is also a lounge in business class selling food and drinks, and the bathrooms were quite fine. The website for the ferry is www.hellenicseaways.gr
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We just returned from Greece in August. The hydrofoil ride from Mykonos to Santorini is 2.5 hours. We also chose business class since it gives you a little more room than economy.
If you are at all prone to seasickness,make sure that you take medication with you! The seas may cooperate during your ride, but ours was extremely turbulent for the entire time in July.
If you are at all prone to seasickness,make sure that you take medication with you! The seas may cooperate during your ride, but ours was extremely turbulent for the entire time in July.